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Auteurs, The ~ After Murder Park


Esme could you shut the door And put the oil lamp on the floor I feel it coming on again Just like it did on saturday Voices after murder park In the damp in the dark Maybe we should call the law Maybe we should call the child's parents I'll love you until the end Hi, hello, what have you seen? God, it's good to hear your voice again Did you miss your brother Darling i will always love you Lying, in a shallow grave There's a church nearby and a railway On a bed of mud and wire Esme find out where the child is buried Marry the first born Bury the stillborn I love you and i always will We are lying here Waiting to be buried We are lying here and you're losing Contact with the dead Please don't ask about the future I am not a fortune teller I know you're just being civil But don't make this trivial Uncles i have never seen Only in my own dead dream On a bed of mud and wire Esme find out where the child is buried I'll love you until the end more free lyrics

Esme could you shut the door
And put the oil lamp on the floor
I feel it coming on again
Just like it did on saturday
Voices after murder park
In the damp in the dark
Maybe we should call the law
Maybe we should call the child's parents

I'll love you until the end

Hi, hello, what have you seen?
God, it's good to hear your voice again
Did you miss your brother
Darling i will always love you
Lying, in a shallow grave
There's a church nearby and a railway
On a bed of mud and wire
Esme find out where the child is buried

Marry the first born
Bury the stillborn
I love you and i always will

We are lying here
Waiting to be buried
We are lying here and you're losing
Contact with the dead

Please don't ask about the future
I am not a fortune teller
I know you're just being civil
But don't make this trivial
Uncles i have never seen
Only in my own dead dream
On a bed of mud and wire
Esme find out where the child is buried

I'll love you until the end

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